The Lake of Dreams by Kim Edwards, just got it from the library on my ipod, looks good so far!

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Thanks for the encouragement, am looking forward to the next group pick and ensuing discussions!

I have read this book!! Can't think of the name at the moment, it was great, it's going to drive me crazy now too!

I was then and still am, very into horses, so most of my early memorable reading was about them! Misty of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry being my fave!! Cimarron by Edna Feber was a close second. Of course The Lion Witch and the Wardrobe was captivating as well, even though that was required readi...

I remember the days of sneaking the reading in anywhere! even bathtime, though with my children that was definitedly risking a wet book! Where do you find the time? Crafting, writing, very impressed! What are you reading now? Just curious

Hi everyone :) , I am Linda of the emptynest, 10 days into it so far and finding outlets for communication, such as this site is, is keeping the lonely at bay! I have always loved reading, no specific genre, and have already spotted some interesting possibilities for future reads here. Have to admit...

The Eleventh Hour by Graeme Base was always one of my faves to read to my kids when they were small. Entertaining enough for adult and child! Great art work too!

Kindle: "Forever Odd " by Koontz Kindle app for Phone: "The Year of the Flood" by Margaret Atwood Upstairs: Plato's "Republic" I am taking Philosophy next semester and I am trying to get ahead a bit Downstairs: Watership Down Recieved year of the flood for Christmas fr...

Library book: Solomon's Oak by Jo-Ann Mapson
ipod library overdrive app: I am number four
android phone kobo app: Clash of Kings by George R.R. Martin
ipod audio book: River Marked by Patricia Briggs

always have a few on the go and different platforms for when batteries die!